Pope Ends Visit to Czech Republic »
Pope Benedict XVI said on his last day in the Czech Republic that communism failed because it rejected God.
Soldiers Fire on Protesters in Guinea »
Soldiers fired into a crowded stadium where demonstrators had gathered to protest against the West African nation’s coup leader Monday, killing at least 10 people, an Associated Press reporter said.
Obama to Attend Olympic Vote »
President Obama will travel to Copenhagen later this week to support Chicago’s bid to bid host to the 2016 Summer Games.
Foreign Airlines Rush Ahead of U.S. on Cellphones »
Unlike on domestic jets, cellphones can be used on more than 15,000 flights a month run by foreign carriers.
Xerox Buys Outsourcing Company for $6.4 Billion »
The acquisition of Dallas-based Affiliated Computer Services expands Xerox’s foothold in a growing industry.
Honduras Shuts Down 2 News Outlets »
Two stations that regularly broadcast calls from the deposed president, Manuel Zelaya, were closed in a crackdown on civil liberties by the de facto government.
A Queens School Copes With Crowding That’s a Sign of Success »
Francis Lewis High is one of a number of New York City public schools teeming with students despite the system’s overall drop in enrollment in recent years.
Iran Conducts New Tests of Mid-Range Missiles »
It was not the first such test conducted by Iran, but it came at a time of high tension over Tehran’s nuclear program.
E.U. Report to Blame Both Sides in Georgia War »
An investigation is expected to conclude that Georgia set off the conflict, but to place blame on Russia for creating and exploiting the conditions that led to war.
In Some States, a Push to Ban Mandate on Insurance »
There is a movement in more than a dozen states to outlaw a crucial element of health care reform: the requirement that everyone be insured or pay a penalty.
Perry Vaults Into Lead at Tour Championship »
Finishing the third round at eight under par, Kenny Perry is teaching the youngsters a lesson, this time in golf’s richest event.
Dozens Killed in Philippines Flooding »
Tropical Storm Ketsana killed at least 40 people and stranded thousands in the capital’s worst flooding in more than 42 years.
Mourners Remember Yale Student »
Annie Le, who was founded murdered on what was to be her wedding day, was remembered Saturday as a brilliant woman who hoped to change the world through her medical research.
Florida’s Tebow Taken to Hospital »
Tim Tebow was taken to a hospital by ambulance after a hard hit to the head in the third quarter of No. 1 Florida’s game against Kentucky on Saturday night.
N.F.L. Quality-Control Coaches Learn It All »
For little pay and glory, some N.F.L. head coaches started out in quality control, learning from the ground up.
